Pinning with Purpose | Week 8

I cannot believe another week has passed me by. It's been a fairly productive one, though it's never quite as productive as I'd like. I'm looking forward to starting anew and trying again. For now, let's get to the meat of this post.

If you're new to Pinning with purpose, here are the deets: each week, I pick out a few pins from my Pinterest
boards and try to recreate them or use them for inspiration. And, I
challenge you to do the same. Find a pin that gets your creative juices
going; be it a craft tutorial, recipe, style inspiration, or organizational tip and run
with it. I encourage you to share your results on your blog and then
link it up here. Fun, right!?

These came together well-enough, though I won't say they were easy (as coating anything is a bit of a chore.) However, they were a huge hit. Pat raved over them. They were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside as promised.

Of all the wedges I made, these three (above) were the only ones that remained. It was a good thing they did because I forgot to take a picture until dinner was over. Oops. Since the man loved them so much, I'm sure I'll be making them again.

I don't pin much to my Printables board, but I never seem to get around to printing them either. So that I have some items on hand to play with when the collaging bug hits, I figure it might be time to print out a few. I'm starting with these three:

Jenna, I had a lot of fun with all my pins for this past week! I can definitely see the yarn stamp as something someone as artistically inclined as yourself might like. I'm glad I shared it! Thanks so much for linking up again. I do appreciate it. :)

I pinned the potato wedges. And I like how you cannot predict what will come out of the yarn wrapped blocks. I like the fonts but am too lazy to play with them :) And the only thing that spoils my vacation is that I cannot participate :( Well, just kidding - I'll make up for my absence :)

Kecia, I definitely recommend watching some Gelli Plate videos. I happened upon one by Tiffany at Southern Gals Designs and then HAD to have one. I'm still not sure what I'll do with the prints, but it's so fun making them.The wood block worked great. Now I just want some different size blocks. I'll have to plunder in the hub's shop for more! ;) Thanks for popping in.